Journal of research in medical sciences : the official journal of Isfahan University of Medical Sciences · 2022
Priority setting in cardiovascular research in Iran using standard indigenous methods.
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Sarrafzadegan Nizal, Bagherikholenjani Fahimeh, Noohi Fereidoun, Alikhasi Hassan, Mohammadifard Noushin, Ghaffari Samad, Hassan Adel Seyed Mohammad, Assareh Ahmad Reza, Zibaee Nezhad Mohammad Javad, Tabandeh Mahmood, Farshidi Hossein, Khosravi Alireza, Nematipour Ebrahim, Kermani-Alghoraishi Mohammad, Hassannejad Razieh, Sadeghi Masoumeh, Najafian Jamshid, Shafie Davood, Shabestari Mahmood Mohammadzadeh, Mansouri Asieh, Roohafza Hamidreza, Shahidi Shahla, Yarmohammadian Mohammad Hossein, Moeeni Maryam
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BACKGROUND: Determining cardiovascular disease (CVD) research priorities is essential given the high burden of these diseases, limited financial resources, and competing priorities. This study aimed to determine the research priorities in CVD field in Iran using standard indigenous methods.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: An extensive search was done in relevant international and national studies. Then, an indigenous standard multistage approach based on multicriteria decision analysis steps was adapted to local situation and implemented. This process included forming a working group of experts in priority setting methodology, identifying the context and prioritization framework, discussing the methodology with the National Network of CVD Research (NCVDR) members who ultimately determined the priority research topics, weighted topics criteria, ranked topics, and reviewed all determined research priorities for final report.
RESULTS: Thirteen cardiovascular research priorities were determined by the NCVDR members. The first five priorities based on their scores include studies in hypertension, prevention and control of ischemic heart disease (IHD) and its risk factors, burden of IHD, Registration of CVDs, and COVID-19 and CVDs.
CONCLUSION: Cardiovascular research priorities were determined using a standard indigenous approach by national experts who are the NCVDR members. These priorities can be used by researchers and health decision makers.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: An extensive search was done in relevant international and national studies. Then, an indigenous standard multistage approach based on multicriteria decision analysis steps was adapted to local situation and implemented. This process included forming a working group of experts in priority setting methodology, identifying the context and prioritization framework, discussing the methodology with the National Network of CVD Research (NCVDR) members who ultimately determined the priority research topics, weighted topics criteria, ranked topics, and reviewed all determined research priorities for final report.
RESULTS: Thirteen cardiovascular research priorities were determined by the NCVDR members. The first five priorities based on their scores include studies in hypertension, prevention and control of ischemic heart disease (IHD) and its risk factors, burden of IHD, Registration of CVDs, and COVID-19 and CVDs.
CONCLUSION: Cardiovascular research priorities were determined using a standard indigenous approach by national experts who are the NCVDR members. These priorities can be used by researchers and health decision makers.